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PLEASE HELP Activation energy is a. the energy required to form the activation complex. b. the net energy difference between the products and reactants. c. the heat of reaction. d. free energy.
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Activation energy is
a. the energy required to form the activation complex.
b. the net energy difference between the products and reactants.
c. the heat of reaction.
d. free energy.

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A is the best answer
User Witold Skibniewski
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A. Have a good day. :)
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